Collaborative Election Night TL

[LLR]

Inspired by an old thread with the same purpose.

The way this works:
-Each poster calls 1 or 2 states (consistent with poll closing times)
-We continue until someone hits 270


Scenario: Babbitt/Leahy vs. Dole/Kemp in 1988

Use modern poll closing times, please
(http://www.thegreenpapers.com/G16/closing.phtml?format=gc)

Note: If you want to include third parties, feel free

[LLR]

I might as well do the example post as well...


We can now call the states of South Carolina and Virginia for Senator Dole by large margins.

South Carolina
Dole 56%
Babbitt 39%

Virginia
Dole 54%
Babbitt 43%

[Representative simossad]

We call the state of Vermont for Governor Babbitt, while Ohio, West Virginia and North Carolina are too early too call.

Vermont
Dole 41%
Babbitt 56%

Dole: 41 EV
Babbitt: 3 EV

[Del Tachi]

Florida and its 21 electoral votes have gone for Senator Dole is a somewhat larger spread than expected.

Florida
Dole 56%
Babbitt 42%


Dole: 75 EV
Babbitt: 9 EV

[LLR]

And, lastly, we are able to call Georgia for Sen. Dole and Ohio very narrowly for Gov. Babbitt. Ohio is a surprising call for the Dole camp, certainly.

Georgia
Dole 54%
Babbitt 42%

Ohio
Babbitt 48%
Dole 46%

Dole: 87 EV
Babbitt: 32 EV

[Representative simossad]

We call Rode Island, Massachusetts and Maryland for Gov. Babbitt by wide margins, as expected.

Rhode Island
Babbitt 61
Dole 35%

Massachusetts
Babbitt 56%
Dole 40%

Maryland
Babbitt 54%
Dole 42%

Dole: 87 EV
Babbitt: 59 EV

[LLR]

We can call Oklahoma for Dole and Delaware for Babbitt

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Oklahoma
Dole 53%
Babbitt 43%

Delaware
Babbitt 48%
Dole 46%

Dole: 95 EV
Babbitt: 63 EV